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AA-Racks Model APX25-E Aluminum Pickup Truck Ladder Rack
This is an aluminum pickup truck rack for ladder, lumber, kayak utilities carrying. It also comes with four aluminum C-clamps for non-drilling installation, making it compatible with a variety of different truck models. It features the rust-free material of aluminum and powder-coated with weather resistant paint. Built to work & last.
The Extension Bar is built on the basic truck rack, which can be seen commonly in the truck rack e-commerce market. The Cantilever mounts to the crossbars and provides 38 inches of additional carrying capacity. The genius of this system is that it still allows for all of the flexibility of the Sliding Cantilever System while protecting your cab from potentially unstable loads.
All necessary installation hardware included.
Features include:
FAQs:
"Will this fit a 2005 Chevy Colorado crew cab?" - It’s very adjustable. Should fit! But the cantilever part sucks; it’s a bad design and smacks the rooftop with weight on it.
"Will this fit a short bed?" - Yes, it fits a 2020 Ranger short bed.
"Can this rack be fastened to a Reading 8-foot body?" - This rack has a sea clamp type of mounting hardware, so you need a bed rail to clamp it to. Or you'd have to pre-drill holes through the base of the rack and use your own bolts.
"Le quedan a Toyota Tacoma?" - Si (Yes).
Things we like
- It’s a universal design that fits most pickup trucks.
- It’s ideal for occasional or seasonal kayak anglers.
Things we don't like
- It works using clamps which isn’t super secure plus it doesn’t fit trucks with trim on the lips of the tailgate or bed.
- It is quite a bit noisy and rattly when traveling at the highway speed limit.
Summary
Frequently Asked Questions
Will this fit a 2005 Chevy Colorado crew cab?
It’s very adjustable..Should fit!but the cantilever part sucks it’s a bad design and smacks the roof top with weight on it ..
Will this fit a short bed
fits 2020 Ranger short bed
can this rack be fastened to a Reading 8 foot body
This rack has a sea clamp type of mounting hardware so you need a bed rail to clamp it to...Or you’d have to pre drill holes through the base of the rack and use your own boltz ..
Le quedan a toyota tacoma ?
Si
